Dawn's Survey Orbit at Ceres |
Dawn's Survey Orbit at Ceres |
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daily Ceres picture from the survey orbit
http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images...tml?id=PIA19572 I started a new topic, as we are no longer in the first orbit phase |
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Yes. I just can't get my head around how we could be seeing a freshish ice deposit on such an old and probably dead world, so salt it is.
And just to think outside the box, is the bright stuff from an impactor? |
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